REDUCED...185g Berger Classic Hunters , Woodleigh 180g and 200g Protected point

[ghay]

REDUCED PRICING...Offers welcome I no longer have a 30 cal rifle

.308 Berger Classic Hunter 168g (100)....................$SOLD
.308 Berger Classic Hunter 168g (60)......................$SOLD
.308 Berger Classic Hunter 185g (200)....................$115 or $60 each

I also have a couple of partial boxes of Woodleigh Protected point bullets left over from some African hunting loads...great bullets! $60 FOR BOTH BOXES/ SHIPPED
200g (46)..................................................................$30
180g (66)..................................................................$40

 

[ghay]

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[Bghunter338]

What caliber is the woodleighs?

 

[ghay]

They are both 30 cal

 

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[Bghunter338]

They are both 30 cal

Thank you, was hoping the 180s where 270 cal.

 

[ghay]

No, unfortunately they were meant for my 300 Win

 

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[G19Jeeper]

This deer was shot with 180 gr Woodleigh protected points from a Tikka .30-06. Great Bullets!

 

[ghay]

True that, I have taken tons of African plains Game as well as Lions and Elephants with Woodleighs. They are tough and shoot very accurately. They would crush hogs, elk, bears and anything you point them at as long as you're using the appropriate weight and caliber.

 

[sm53wj53]

What rifle and caliber did you use for DG in Africa? Wayne

 

[ghay]

True that, I have taken tons of African plains Game as well as Lions and Elephants with Woodleighs. They are tough and shoot very accurately. They would crush hogs, elk, bears and anything you point them at as long as you're using the appropriate weight and caliber.

Mostly 375 H&H but also .308 and 338 Win Mag. But with a 375H&H you can do it all with 250g up to 350g bullets. Plus even small game can be taken with solids without destroying hides. The 375 loads I was using were pretty flat shooting (13" drop at 300 yards with a 100 yd zero). I once killed a 1600lb Eland Bull with one shot at 309 yds. I've also used 416 Rigby and have a ton of respect for lots of big bores but my favorite is the 375.